Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
sEATrLE, T. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 20 1887.


PsFnea has pasipened the Introduction
Of bis amenauent unsiI be esnsalts with
hin ralleasnes.
Io-d Hartineton % shaat % issue q
manifesto tAFeagh Ursoaist news
papeF- In Il be ssyss I'VE are con-
fsaDte1 at the present moment vi b a
more asufe form of sha pFeblsm Of Ire
and tban has ever been presented In
past days. TIE difi t1liies ef the prob
len bevs been intensified b5 the scion
Of tue Liberals, who, suddenly discard
/ tng every r meoY hitherto approved Of
bs Liberals. hsya made q okRnge Of
fFont unparalleled In oauarlese ess and
rapidity and adopted 4 nsw . lIoy 10
av8id their enemies Their action hss
stiDulsted the eour8ee ard hopes OF
the Separ4tists. ID is the duy Of the
Lib raj Uaioaists row te endeavor %
bring back the Liberals 10 their faith
! IN tie constitutional reform, resolutely
EXPOSING the dslusi0n that the abandon-
msnf Of their principles 81 sacrifice 0f
sny eilss Of their coRntrymen could Be
an set Of courage or justice
Referring to the Coercion eill, be
says: met single rieRiss believes
in coercion az p1iicy, but all bslieve
II the necessity OF every civilized oo1n-
try asserting the supfemany Of laW.
The object Of the Ssparatists is TO
prove that the coVerumsnt Of Ireland
as part Of the United Kingdom 10 an
impoesibility with or without reform.
The obi OF OF the Unionisis must be ts
prove the union inoissoloblo, while
doing iustics to Ireland
Tue whole tone OF the manifesto iadi-
Gates that there will be no compromise.
MessEs. Caine and Chamberlasn endorse
the manifesto.
BElIsn sn the Coereien nfil.
LONDON. March 2s.-In toe House Of
OommaRs Mr.. Dillen said that the co
eroioR bill would never pass into Law.
lIrish oheere.l II be believed thsf the
psopie Of England we're capable Of
sanetionine that measure, he would give
up forsves the hope Of seeing the Isieh
and English people shake hands. The
Irish people Wonid Be elayss indeed II
they Submitted 10 il. Either be woRld
iesve the cosntry where no Irishman
could live unless be lived like q
slave, OF, II the people we're will
ing, be would be proud and happy
20 lead them into battle. (Cheers.l
The measure could only result 10 caDs-
ing decreased disorganization and the
driving Of people back 10 the horrsrs
Of former years. tCheers Earl Spen-
eeF. believing his lite 20 be in
danger had bat the courage 10 face the
people OF Ireland. But small credit was
due 20 the present governments who did
not know the dauRers they were facino.
(cFies of Oh ! Oh and cheers) Ooasider
able excuses on which q found coercion |
L A. -
sacceded in proving nothing bat bis own
Ignorance Of the country which he
sought to govern. The sooner be quit |
ted the Office the better for Ireland and |
for himself. The Government was |
treating IFishmen like |
slaves. They souQht to roat them out |
like veFnin. The Government offered |
them the prospect of favorable land |
passed neither a land purchase bill ror |
any other Irish measure would live TO |
be applied ct the hands Of Al EsRiish |
Parliament.
RIes AT Panama.
panama, March 28.-A riot occurred |
last night. ewing to a milit iry officer |
resisting arrest. Three men we're |
killed and several Others we're wosnded |
A Fraudulent CIaim.
San FRkNcIsoo, March % - The |
United States Circuit Judge today rem
dered dsoisisn in the cass OF d. W. |
B0uldin against Thos. 3. Phelps. q |
recover possession from the United |
States OF Mare Island. At the time tire |
suit Was brought, Phelps was the cons
at the navy yard on the ISLAND /
and represented the Government IN the |
Bouldin claimed tile 10 |
the Island on an alleged grant TO Victor |
Castro by Governor AlvaFado. Tue |
testimony intended 10 show tbs deed OF |
the grant was fraudulent, and the deci- |
zion vas rendered in favor of the de- |
fenoant.
A steamship CapsaIn Arrested.
Capt. W. H. Walker, Of the steamer |
Bsleic. was arrested By the United |
States Marshal this morning, on the /
charge Of having allowed Al You, |
Chisese passenger, to escape. be !
A Rigid Quarantine.
SAoRAMKxro, March % - DR.. G. @ |
Tyrr Il, Secretary OF the State Board q |
Health, is In daily reosips OF reports |
from the inspectors whom the Board |
has stationed az various points 10 the |
southern part OF the state to maintain |
q rigid quNantine against small pox.
OF the Elk inspectors who are EN-
played one is stationed Rt San Pedro,
one al Mciave. one At TniaFe, two
at Cslton aud one at San Diego. By
their efforts every train leaving Los AR-
Reles is open to inepectioD, - well as
every train coming up from the s0ath.
Advices fFota Los Angeles indicate tbat
the disease Is well under control and
doubtless will not become an epidemic.
Coming weather.
SAN FRkNoTsoo, March 2S.-Indica-
tions for the "a hours commeDsine at 4
q. m, March 29th. for Washington
Light rain.
shIpping InteIlIgenee
SAN Francisco, March 27.-ArEived-
Steamer State Of California, from Port
land; ship Detroit, from Seattle.
SaiIad-Bark OtaRo, for Port BlakelJ;
brig Beacos. for Port Discovery.
SAx FRASCIsoo, March 28.-Arrived-
Steamer UnAtllls. from Seattle; steam
er San Pedro, frem Tacoma
Sailed-s Gamer Columbia, for Port
land.
PoEr DscoyEHI. March 27.-Ssiled-
Bark Msjesiie.
DusoExEss. March 2s.-One vessel is
heating Onward. Cloudy; brisk west
wiHd.
PoBr TowNsKxD, March -. The Msx-
loo arrived at .. m; viii be das aG Sc
atEle at o'clock 3. N.
DEhR mKs CONE eHgkP.